There’s information across our site that funders and policy makers may be interested in but we’ve assembled key documents below which we think will be of particular relevance. If you’re looking for information and can’t find it here, please do get in touch.
National Strategy Review 2016 – 2020 – Impact Statement
In 2016, Societi Foundation published the first ever National Strategy to address Kawasaki Disease, the leading cause of acquired heart disease in children in the UK. This impact statement summarises the work of Societi Foundation in delivering the national strategy and highlights the achievements realised.
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Societi Foundation Annual Report 2018-2019
International Kawasaki Disease Awareness Day 2020 – Impact Statement
Societi Foundation Summer Newsletter 2019
It’s been a busy few months since our last newsletter – find out about the fabulous work of our Societi Supporters, projects, fundraising and much more!
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Impact Statement – Awareness Day 2019
Awareness Day 2019 was a phenomenal success! Read more about our impact, together with our partners and supporters here!
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General Awareness Raising Poster
Pin this poster in any busy place – from a GP surgery waiting room to your local Post Office – and help us let people know about Kawasaki Disease.
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December Newsletter 2018
It’s been a busy few months in the run up to December 2018 – find out about the fabulous work of our Societi Supporters, projects, fundraising and much more!
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“Questions of the Heart”
Newsletter January 2018
UK National Strategy for Kawasaki Disease
A U.K. Strategy has been developed by Societi; recognising the four parallel areas which must be progressed as part of an integrated, proactive response to the immediate needs identified.
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UK Kawasaki Disease Infographic – Issues and needs
We have prepared clear summary statement, helped by the inclusion of ‘infographics’ to set out clearly what the current position with regard to Kawasaki Disease is in the UK – and what needs to be done.
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